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" I was the Queen. They were all my people. What else were they there for but to do my will? "
―Jadis on the people of Charn (Chapter 5) [src]
" And the force of those spells was that I should sleep among them, like an image myself, and need neither food nor fire, though it were a thousand years, till one came and struck the bell and awoke me. "
―Jadis (Chapter 5) [src]
" Have you forgotten the Deep Magic?" "Let us say I have forgotten it. Tell us of this Deep Magic." "Tell you?" said the Witch, her voice growing suddenly shriller. "Tell you what is written on the very Table of Stone which stands beside us? "
―Jadis and Aslan speaking in the book (Chapter 13). [src]
" Have you forgotten the laws upon which Narnia was built?" "Do not cite the Deep Magic to me, Witch! I was there when it was written." "Then you'll remember well that every traitor belongs to me. His blood is my property. "
―Jadis and Aslan speaking in the film. [src]
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Queen Jadis was the sole surviving resident and the self-declared final Queen of Charn. She was an extremely powerful sorceress, and was once the most infamous ruler of Narnia .
Originally from the World of Charn , she was accidentally brought to the World of Narnia on the day of its creation. Although she was banished to the North by the Great Lion, Aslan , she returned 900 Narnian-years later, and usurped the throne from the original royal family of Narnia.
As a curse upon her Narnian subjects, she began the Long Winter , magically forcing Narnia into a hundred-year state of frozen snow and ice, which lasted all through her reign, thus earning her the title, the " White Witch ".
Her tyranny eventually evoked the Narnians into a triumphant uprising known as the Winter Revolution .
Jadis' Ancestors, the Royal family of Charn.
Jadis was born into the royal family of the world of Charn , who were said to be part- Jinn and part- Giant . Very little is known about her childhood or early adult life. It was known, however, that she had practiced witchcraft in her own world, and delved into dark magic, far beyond what was considered proper. She discovered a magic spell that her ancestors had hidden long before, strong enough to destroy all living things except the caster. This was known as the Deplorable Word , and was Jadis' greatest weapon.
As a member of the royal family, she became engaged in a global political struggle with her own sister , as the two fought to become Queen of their worldwide empire. At the beginning of this war, there was a clear agreement made between the two that prohibited the use of magic, though, according to Jadis herself, her sister broke this promise. The final battle of the conflict lasted three days, during which Jadis' forces were slaughtered completely by those of her sister until Jadis stood alone within her palace. As her sister climbed the palace terrace toward her, Jadis, rather than surrender, suddenly spoke the Deplorable Word . Charn instantly became a desolate world where all living organisms perished instantly. By default, Jadis became queen.
With no living creatures left to rule over, Jadis placed a spell upon herself that would preserve her sitting statuesquely beside the images of her ancestors in her palace's Hall of Images . She did this on the off chance that someday someone might come from another world, as the spell would last until the occasion when someone rang the small bell located in the Hall.
In this state she remained for unknown centuries (but possibly a thousand years), until the bell was struck by two human children who had accidentally arrived in her world.
Upon being awoken, she demanded the name of the magician who had sent for her. The boy who had woken her, Digory Kirke , told her that Andrew Ketterley , his uncle, was a magician from Earth . She also demonstrated her magical power by crumbling an immense and impenetrable black door.
Digory and his companion, Polly Plummer , were then forced to take Jadis back with them to their own world, by a combination of physical force and Jadis's charm to manipulate others, which she used to manipulate Digory.
On their journey, they had to travel through the Wood between the Worlds . There, Jadis seemed to suddenly become weaker, as she had difficulty breathing the air, and strangely appeared much uglier and even paler. The three passed on again, and all landed in Earth back at the house of Digory's uncle in England (in the Earth-year 1900). Jadis seemed revitalised, and, upon meeting Andrew, realised that he was only a very minor magician, and his abilities nothing compared to hers.
Andrew succumbed to her wishes in fright, and acted as her slave. Jadis began plotting her takeover of Earth, only to discover that much of her magic would not work there when she attempted unsuccessfully to cast a spell over Digory's Aunt Letty . Nonetheless, she began causing mayhem by mere force and intimidation, causing Letitia Ketterley, in confusion, to contact the local police.
Jadis, meanwhile, had attacked several people, robbed a jewelery store, and announced her intentions of world domination to the people of London, causing tumult. She had also stolen a cab and cabhorse , which she mounted after crashing the cab, using it as a chariot.
As the police closed in, Jadis had pulled an iron bar off of a lamppost and began striking out with it. The fight went on for several minutes until young Digory and Polly, by use of Andrew's magic rings , managed to drag her back into the Wood Between the Worlds. In the process, they inadvertently dragged the cabhorse, the cabdriver , and Uncle Andrew with them.
By another accident, all six were removed from the Wood and carried, not back into Charn, but into yet another new world; the unborn world of Narnia .
This new world was completely dark when they arrived, but then a voice began to sing, and light appeared along with the Great Lion, Aslan , marking the beginning of Narnian-year 1. The lion's song created life all around them, including grass, trees and flowers growing abruptly from the ground. Jadis, understanding and disturbed by the sight of the dawning of life on a new planet, approached Aslan and hurled the lantern piece at him, though he seemed unaffected as it struck him. The bar landed in the ground, and thus grew into a fresh new lamp-post as if it were a blossoming new tree. Jadis, unable to manipulate the situation any longer, and realising she had arrived in a world that did not yet contain evil, fled, leaving her companions behind in the new world.
Jadis was indeed the first evil to enter Narnia, and her corruption would impact it for ages to come. Shortly afterwards, she learned that Aslan intended to plant a powerful tree in Narnia that would keep her out of the land, and that Digory was the one chosen to plant the tree. An intrigued Jadis made her own way to the garden containing the tree.
Once there, she plucked and greedily ate a silver apple of the Tree of Youth , thereby acquiring inexhaustible strength and even becoming immortal.
Upon Digory's arrival, she tried to persuade him to not plant the tree that would lead to her banishment; first by encouraging him to eat the fruit himself, telling him that it would grant him everlasting youth and life, and they could control Narnia together. Second, to give the fruit to his dying mother instead, assuring him that it would cure her of her illness.
Digory was able to resist both temptations, and even rebuffed her angrily. After his refusal, Jadis mocked him and immediately set out toward the north, far from Narnia and the Tree of Protection .
Apparently, Aslan had always intended for Jadis to eat from the Tree, as without eating the fruit her banishment would not have worked. Because she had stolen the fruit for herself, instead of being given it, she gained immortality, but at a high price. Cursed for her theft, she would now never know peace or happiness, only misery, and because she was now immortal, that meant that her misery would never end. And it was only after eating the fruit that its presence became a horror to her, repelling her and keeping her away for centuries to come.
For 900 years, Jadis lived in the Wild Lands of the North , biding her time and gathering her forces for a great attack on Narnia. During this time, her witchcraft powers grew consistently stronger, and she even created a new magic wand , which would give her the power to turn anyone into stone. Jadis is known to have worked at other magical spells and inventions during this time as well.
Eventually the Tree of Protection died, and when it did Jadis at last returned to the Kingdom of Narnia, and in the year of 900 she conquered the land and named herself The Queen of Narnia and Empress of the Lone Islands . She immediately put her centuries of magical study to work, fabricating a perpetual climate of snow and ice throughout the Kingdom, which not only oppressed the Narnian citizens, but also ensured that no more silver apple trees could be grown.
Her Imperial Majesty, Jadis, Queen of Narnia.
During the one hundred years of Jadis's reign, the seasons of spring, summer and autumn were extinct during this Long Winter .
She also famously banned the celebration of Christmas , her magic even able to keep Father Christmas out of the land.
Jadis became known among the Narnians as the White Witch , and quickly secured absolute control over the nation, establishing the first Narnian Secret Police , and building herself a palace .
She abolished any judicial system, merely punishing all of her political enemies by turning them into stone, and decorating their statuesque figures in her palace courtyard.
The Witch also banned any humans from Narnia. This was done in retaliation to the Golden Age Prophecy , which stated that she would someday be overthrown by two Sons of Adam and two Daughters of Eve .
In the year 1000, Jadis came upon a young human in Narnia. After inviting him to sit with her, she learned that he was, indeed, one of the children foretold in the prophecy, though he did not yet know it. His name was Edmund Pevensie , and he was the third of four children from the world of Earth . He also informed her that his sister, Lucy , had previously visited Narnia.
Jadis also learned that one of her own spies, a Faun called Tumnus , had been harboring the human girl. By using her witchcraft, she had created some delicious and addictive food to give to Edmund, and, by exploiting his weaknesses, she was able to persuade him to come see her again, and bring with him all of his siblings, so that she could dispose of all of them.
Soon after, Tumnus was arrested by the secret police and turned into stone for his treachery against the Witch.
Edmund and his siblings returned to Narnia, but once young Lucy and her elder siblings, Peter and Susan , discovered that Tumnus was gone, they became very cautious, and instead of going with Edmund to see Jadis, they stopped with a Beaver couple to discuss Tumnus' fate. Edmund then left them to go see Jadis and tell her that he had brought his siblings.
With all her potential victims in place, Jadis took Edmund prisoner and moved to arrest the other three humans. The Beavers, however, had warned them and fled.
At this same time, word began to travel that Aslan, the Great Lion, had returned to Narnia, signaling the end of Jadis' days. The ecstatic Narnians, mostly comprising of talking beasts , inspired by the return of their lord and the leadership of the Pevensies, rose into rebellion in the Winter Revolution .
The War began in the Spring of the year 1000. Jadis' powers weakened with the return of Aslan and of the spring. Growing desperate, she chose to cut her losses and execute Edmund herself, thus preventing the fateful prophecy from coming completely true. She was interrupted, however, when Narnian soldiers stormed her encampment, which had followed her own soldiers from their retreat at the Battle of Aslan's Camp . Jadis and her personal dwarf escaped by magic, but Aslan's forces still made off with Edmund.
Jadis immediately switched tack to prepare for battle. Having already summoned all her soldiers, she launched a twofold plan; on the one hand, to prepare for an all-out military conflict, and on the other, to negotiate to weaken her enemies before the war. She had one powerful weapon that could be used to the second end; her legal claim over Edmund Pevensie's life, as per the law of The Deep Magic that stated she was entitled to kill any traitor, which included Edmund.
Jadis traveled to Aslan's camp to present her claim and retake Edmund. Aslan, acknowledging her right, chose to negotiate with her. Unbeknownst to anyone in his own forces, Aslan chose to offer his own life in return. Jadis accepted, and a battle date was set for the following morning.
That night, Jadis and her armies took possession of the high ground at the Stone Table, where she was to sacrifice Aslan.
Aslan appeared, as planned, and after allowing her forces to humiliate and torture him, Jadis
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